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... SOITTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. MORE MOUNTED 111111 GOING OUT. The of lade bee War has informed Lord llaishowie deet oboe of IMP reseal position la Sew* Albin flw follwerin rsiwkweeesente of _Moo boss to,: NOW Istarry at onoe. Two eataky ngiments ...
... SOYTH AFRICA AND THY. WAR. The seventeen-year-old son of General Bstha has kit school and enlisted as a private for active service. A Boer volunteer force has been despatched to deal with a small party cf Germans which has creased the horsier and is raiding ...
... semovesereeet of the war) levities her the tresehee Frahm. sale:—••1 Gad RARI, the hest thins ears the Awed. we eat I wad metes is the ere it very often. it is the very dies we wsat. seed some more. ZASIN IL Ina al. o Jarir the Sara Africa War a can for A Artist ...
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... ii.iieerhie, ,not swirled the mid w h rlaip. the br,pt r shut Ned the srr'• neel.l 1 1 deep. whn, due a 4 the Berth Africa. war, lms the got at Asehenst Adjireet Otteerel, to the at she meat et 1111111111 A it is irJAMINIVI USLY RILLICD. T. et thp ...
... to how we in th; Lade they Kr Ilhad a s=rallt a peillheure ar frapereadera d 4 esa drive bias would have so sigighs b Africa into war ones sore rather Nibs, D/arrialts Daft. ..seg la= Wass.— Cl:a - MIL- by the rraprielkor. GROW' °sawn' Mated's. Bridewatrese ...
... His love was dlght. THK LATE WAR. Mr Chamberlain has been very quiet since he conic back from Africa. War Is •a glorious thing. hut it is very costly, and it has to be paid for after people have forgotten that It is war they are paying for. Ido not believe ...
... ore four regiments now under ordese for South Africa, naniely, the 17th Lancers, t+th lliiswirs, 7th Dragoon Guards, lfsh lancers, of which the last-named has already sailed from India. OUR FORCES FOR THE WAR. Wm addition to the fortes at the disposal of ...
... and served ass. Adjutenn of Volunteers from 18 1 11 to 1896. 11. took part in the ltspedition. 1881 to 1889 (medal South Africa. War, 190°- 1902, operations in Cape Colony and Oraage nee State, at Kane Siding, Vet mud %tad River., lc I operations in Tsarinas' ...
... public money which occumed upon the sales of war stores in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony upon tho re-establishment of peace. It is singular that Sir W. BUTLER, whose advice as to South Africa before the war was rejected, should be the man chosen to ...
... twelve years in the R.A., deters, now with the New Zealanders; afterward in Monmouth Arte:lery (T.F.) as served in South Africa War and through I bandmaster; time expired and living at the Osilipoli campaign. The late ALBERT BERRY took part in the Jameson ...
... Jammers ham wen the greatest triumph 1 the war at sham* incalculable saceiles of his and mosey. Of seems, life does not must, as we Meow by our own twenty-Ave thomand dead, who were victims in ties South Africa. war. It is said that there are eighteen thoumend ...